Name: 世界上最安全的國家是如何運作的？ (How The Safest Country Works)
Uploaded: 2026-02-09T17:17:45.000Z
Duration: 6 min 57 s

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Some people say I'm crazy because I look five times before crossing the street and I hug my bag in crowds so I don't get robbed.

有人說我瘋了，過馬路前要看五次，在人多的地方緊抱我的包包，怕被搶。

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See, I grew up thinking the world is a dangerous place and you can never be too careful.

你看，我從小就覺得世界很危險，再怎麼小心都不為過。

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So when I heard about a country with almost no crime, where kids can walk to school by themselves, I had to see it for myself.

所以當我聽到一個國家幾乎沒有犯罪，小孩可以自己走路去上學，我一定要親眼看看。

So I flew across the world to see it with my own eyes.

於是我飛越了半個地球，親眼見證。

This is the story of the safest country in the world.

這是一個關於世界上最安全國家的故事。

When I landed in Japan, I was in culture shock.

我一下飛機，就感受到文化衝擊。

They love vending machines so much that they even sell tiny vending machines.

他們超愛自動販賣機的，甚至還賣迷你自動販賣機。

你甚至可以在這裡第一次約會。

Taxi doors open by the themselves with no hands.

計程車的門會自己開，不用手。

And they make the best toilets in the world.

而且他們製造了全世界最好的馬桶。

Yes, their toilets have heated seats, warm water cleaners, air dryers.

對，他們的馬桶有加熱坐墊、溫水沖洗器、烘乾機。

而且這裡的人真的、真的很有禮貌。

But the thing that surprised me the most was how small safe it is.

但最讓我驚訝的是這裡有多麼安全。

You can leave your phone, your money, even a $1,200 drone bag walk away and nobody will take it.

你可以把手機、錢，甚至一個價值 1200 美元的無人機包包放著就走，沒人會拿。

And if nobody comes back for it, someone will bring it here.

而且如果沒人回來領，別人會送來這裡。

This is one of the most successful in the world.

More than 80% of phones get returned to their owners because of the system.

超過 80% 的手機因為這個系統，都能物歸原主。

It is so safe in JAP that you will even see kids by themselves alone on the street.

日本真的太安全了，你甚至會看到小孩自己一個人在街上。

Yes, Kids as young as six were alone on the street, Alone on the buses and alone on the trains.

沒錯，六歲的小孩就自己一個人在街上、自己一個人在公車上、自己一個人在火車上。

但在日本，這是非常非常正常的。

See, everyone in Japan looks out for kids together.

你看，日本大家都會一起照顧小孩。

This is called collective responsibility.

Everyone in society is responsible for the safety of children.

社會上的每個人都有責任保護小孩的安全。

This is why you will see little kids with little bags and little yellow ha.

這就是為什麼你會看到小朋友帶著小包包和黃色的。

So that drivers can see them and adults can help them.

這樣司機才能看到他們，大人們才能幫助他們。

It's easy to see how safe it is when you walk around.

當你四處走動時，很容易就能看出這裡有多安全。

So I had a look at the stats and I was shocked.

所以我看了看數據，結果大吃一驚。

See, about 125 million people live in Japan.

你看，日本大約有1億2500萬人居住。

And for every 100,000, there's only 15 assaults, one or two robberies, and

每10萬人中，只有15起襲擊、一兩起搶劫，

20, 25 times less murderous than the rest of the world.

謀殺率比世界其他地方低了20到25倍。

Even though Japan has very low crime, they have a lot of suicides.

雖然日本犯罪率很低，但自殺率卻很高。

Nearly 17 suicides for every 100,000 people.

每十萬人中，有將近17人自殺。

It is so Common that it's now part of daily life.

這已經非常普遍，成了日常生活的一部分。

Sometimes trains get delayed when people jump on the tracks and take their life.

有時候，火車會因為有人跳軌自殺而延誤。

And there are even suicide hot spots all around Japan, like here in the suicide forest.

日本各地甚至還有自殺熱點，就像這裡的自殺森林。

Many people come here to enjoy the nature, but sadly, others come here to take their life.

許多人來這裡享受大自然，但可惜的是，有些人卻是來這裡結束生命。

It's estimated that 30 to 100 suicides happen here in this forest every year.

據估計，這個森林每年發生30到100起自殺事件。

This is a big problem in Japan and everybody there knows it.

這是日本一個大問題，當地人都知道。

And we managed to find someone who is trying to help.

我們也找到了一位正在努力幫助大家的人。

Dedicated his life to saving people from suicide.

Yukio San is 79 years old and every day he walks around these cliffs to find people who might take their life.

79歲的Yukio San每天都會走遍懸崖，尋找可能尋短的人。

When he finds someone, he talks to them, he gives them a cup of tea, he gives them a place to stay, and

當他找到人時，他會和他們哈拉，請他們喝杯茶，給他們一個住處，然後

In 20 years, he has helped save over 800 lives.

20年來，他已經幫助超過800人重拾生命。

People like Yukio san showed me that safety is not an accident.

像Yukio San這樣的人讓我知道，安全不是偶然。

Japan is safe because the person to your left and to your right are protecting your phone, your kids, even your life.

日本之所以安全，是因為你左右兩邊的人在保護你的手機、你的孩子，甚至是你的生命。

And when you look around, you can see Japan is designed to be safe.

環顧四周，你會發現日本的設計就是為了安全。

That's why you'll see police stations near every train station.

這就是為什麼你會看到每個火車站附近都有警察局。

There are a lot of police boxes that keep the neighborhood sane.

有很多派出所讓社區保持安寧。

And you'll never see someone working alone in a late night shop.

而且你永遠不會看到有人在深夜的店裡獨自工作。

日本之所以安全，是因為他們讓它變得安全。

他們建立了一個重視安全的社會。

And this is when I realized you and I have been tricked.

這時我才意識到，你和我被騙了。

We've been told that we live in a dangerous world, that crime is normal, and

我們被告知我們活在一個危險的世界，犯罪是正常的，

125 million people can live together in one country.

一億兩千五百萬人可以共處一國。

And everyone can feel safe, even little kids.

而且每個人都能感到安全，即使是小孩子。

So if we want to make our city, our country, our world, a safer place, I think we can all learn from a country like Japan.

所以如果我們想要讓我們的城市、國家、世界變得更安全，我想我們可以從日本這樣的國家學到很多。

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如果你喜歡這個影片，不妨考慮訂閱，因為這是免費的。

And you can check out this playlist and this video.

你也可以看看這個播放清單和這個影片。

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